The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 16, 1882, Image 3
4X'
V -Ons 6eN rali'ed and
on the Methodist church.
il pox 'scare has about
and .we hear no more about
ist~Uon.
1 arner..are very much behind
wIthtiieir wtlk in consequence of
s@8*o rAiny weather.
Our heiysen- are a tatInk the
*'%uotlon'o building a flrdt Iasis ao
ademy. It ought to be done.
There are several tons of fertilizer
running about over the County in
the .hnpe ot worthless dogm. it
'ought to be utilized.
Plkn old maid sitays that Y. M. C.
means "young men's calls agroe
The stoe law goes into effect in
the whole ofr this County on the 1st
of next jnonth. We believo our
people are all about ready for it.
A young lady silys: "I think it.
would be himproper for a gittleman
to support a lady who faints in his
pA:4dA cc."
When you feel a cough or bron
obial affection ereeping on the lung ,
take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, aid
cure it, before it boomes incurable.
Th.satsh abould be puo in tho win
dows of the Presbyterian church, or
the windowsshould be closed up with
plank. The building is being iiiju
red by the rain blowing in thiough
the windows.
Mr. T. H1. William., of' M-ytyield,
Milan County, Texas, will accept our
thanks fir a copy of Birce's Texs
K&Imanno. a tI give a grat deal t
iinter'esting informa:t ion abo it th e
"[Jnne Star" St~ato.
liev. S. P. HL. Eitvell, prea'fchedt a
very3 eloquent sor;mon :aLt tis place
on last Sunaday. from the text, '-1 am
'the door." (John 10th chi. firstLeInse
.4 of 9th verso ) Theure hasu bieen na
good denot Iof ci nn ant. <s Lhe ser
suon, ae lie advat-~ed new ideas to
manay who heard him.
Marriedl, FNuhrmary 21-t, 1 82, t
t he residlence. of the ~ oihi it ing nan
i'ter; lleiv. Benj. hlloder, Mra. J. M
Ent'es'kin to Ma1'i Iaou Lj:rigs~tomn.
REIVECNUE OPu~ItATIoNsi-Isasq week
thme It-veunne ottleers a restLed and
lodlged in ,jail at thsis pihic, Wesley
Ellenabug, r ud'( wvith illiel, i - --j
bronght bjeforo (0i4 miiwionetr Th'lorn
1ey, Andersoh:njaman, JaM. Chsap
-urunan~ an James l'aittersons. T1here
esot being tample ev idence aga int I
these parties, they were all dis,
thbarged.
The farmers have cornmenced to
haul guano 1ram the depots prepar
ntory to lanlfting cottno. Wet sup,
p)ose the usual area wvill bem phrtited
in cotton, notw'thtaning nmny
haive no corn iii their cribs. Butt we
suppoe the farmers know their
own business better thuan we do.
Probably they can make cotton rad
buy corn cheaper than they can
make it.
The ptublic roads are in a hor..
riblf bad condition. It hlooks hard
to call the people ont of their farms
to work them, just, uat this time, ias
farm Work is so much boend on ac,
-4 count of' the almost unprecedentLed
rains since Jitriuauy, but, it is essen
tially necessar'y that they should be
worked, arnd a few day shaould be
devoted to tham. Otherwise travel
will be rendered laborious anid diffi.
culte.
.DKAD.--We learn through theo A t,
anta (onstitun ion that Caplt. Geo.
P. .. Spyres died recenatly at Tam
~a, Florida, wither he had gone in
Ihcember hast for his he~alh. Capt.
~pyros Was Section musater on the
Air Line Railroad for somela ime,
and resided at Easley Station, in
tIs County, during the time, he was
employed on thbo rotad. He. was
~aptilnof the Ezasloy Guar ds in
1878-77, and was ir uch estemed by
his company and the citizons gen..
1rally who knew him. Heo was sob-,
*tr, honest, industrious, faithful- anid
kind hltated.
S1AsEnm.-ftobert Ste wart, who
'tiws in the Mile Creek section <,(
thi O putly, was serilously stabbed
A~ fplades by A ndy Todmey, 0.01,
~ednesday nijkht of last
was drinking aind
e Sbugo ,ffin thoecoun
t~ywihot *#~~mon. Sewr
~owed fttr tb pt '4n4 t'ncogr'
~ghis mule, and when he 2,s.
nyep OIthe towII if the~y were beteoritrained
.ia gAdi d well set with shade . trees.
NOw is (Virdm ter that work. Let; those
havin bge of the'streets abhik upon It.
Second, your town has been proverbially
laealthy; to ihintain' that reputation and
Lhe fa9L itself, it seeme to me it would be
wise and necessary to have a getieral clean
ing off of yoUr streets and back. lots. I saw
large banks of rotted chips in private lotsi
and also du the streets, also heaps of co'm
post, which certainly produce malaria.
I his rnay be the cause of the fever you are
now having in your town as the character
of the fever Indicates a m.larial cause. It
is certain that pufi'i gas arising from such
decomposing vegetable matter is productive
of various fornosof disease. In heaithy dis
tricts these things are much neglected, and
often prove a huriful neglect. Let It not be
so -niong you VerbaA sal sapienti.
'T'hird, you are lsaviug a very flourishing
school. The teachers'inia to be *ell shit
od to the business in whiicts they are engL
ged and are*bb bY of the c.mfldence an I
patronage of'yur peple. The school in
its present 'tiondition, seems to be well
viapted 4u the present. warn.s of theoilizens,
and purposes tor which01 it was orgassized,
>ut it sis'uld 'oe-m tie hasid of ain educa
ional iist-itutno's, such a we 'iaeed, and
wort by at ie bois,. of .he Coualy. To do
h is it nis. be foiren'iae. wits a sithable
msilhinmg, and app -ta4as 'io-ektisiti to its
mICCC8s. I tm s.ti.ticd you have the
encisers you nee.i 4t' ihe in.e.e :t, w.0 felt
tmong the peo.ple th.t such an enterprise
itstly demainds Let all now go to work
and hu lhi n sitavile p':ce and frt nish it.
vit'h a Ge'-11 und'-Tfch apptAoaseei air, nec
ssfary.'hat yie sube->l m-iv open 't'h6 next
year or se-.s'oe, it' yb.. p1lt ese, under stich
"avot 1able mr.npIe"p it's wilt d - iii the pit
ronage of' a 1w Coll t y, and 40 ie it from
ibroad- W io wiI' be ius. ou be pni? I sug
geshat the trist i tees bring thiis miller in
Propela forns to hea nuice 'of 'clie people.
Let i u -a peak. O)iMERIVER.
From Texas.
Mit. E:Ton: I ftd a'y family are well
at present. Thits portion of Texas is a cu
riouN country. The land is good but the
water wnd timber are not. Wscat, looks
fline, the~ fields are covered wit h stock to
graze it down. I have pur'ch a'ed a teauti of
oxen at $35. ~~sotok ot' alt kind is very
htighi. Cornt $1. 21) per buishel, floatr $8 per'
barr'iet. bncons 18c er pose-'d. I 'mm ivinag
ont Mtr. h~ais tt L~ewais''s uani. I tin- aeak intg
hind tot' co.:;on. I attn goi-'g io m het.t 20)
5Viee in' e.>ion. 201 in cenra, and h12 in o:Lts
I haan.atet s's wvid an~ of in. ... i< exceplt
ou 1O , 'w inh aw.a t ---. Ahro'iat negli
genice. Wi 11. A~tw~asoN.
Light and Life.
A SUJNbAY SClto('L Sost', (looiK, RV
R. M. Mtcl\nausn --Pales 35
('ENT'is.- IN UIIARACa'ERt No'a-:S.
oL VERa IIIoN & CO., PUit.l~s[
EIU', Bof'Toh.
Ti dtelightful little song book
has beetn itn printt some '~ m t~his. antd
is ;alr'ewly) ("i4. we'Ili knsownt over the
anid one publsh.led lsaer tan 1,be
1other, n ichs ps.tunti' or chaete'r
noes u ih tate, to many JX u jle.
ezer thi:ai iho ters
A '. to t.huo tongs, thiey ar'e of the
best, ahd eoi, a n of t:., k ind
thaut ever' 'hbody nto v-a dtys likes' to
sing. Therue im ''The lome B~eyonid ,"
webis unsc of tuo "by anid by"'
Moongs; there is a bt ight, "11losan ia'"
Monig; thset'e is a trnt' pii song of'
"'Peace;"' there are bfigh t Cmiraisttus
caro0l, theonu lIenaty of "Ilecavien"'
songst, anad, in tnct, ceerythintg nsedd
e'd to make tho msusiical pat of' a
schtool sessli base pleaisa n ily, and
thbere is asiso what is tieded ins ptray
e'r meetings. 158 pages. A beautatul
title. pae Thioe thbat wish a apa-ci
miun, have only to send 35 etue. itn
stamps to Oliver' Ditsona & Co., Bas,
ts, to g.t, the book by Wtlfdeuamil.
Seo chango of atdvertisoement of
the MuSmiths Mosic llouseo, oocn
vileo S. C. niThis Jiousao (eals fairly
and squarely willh its cutatomerst.
Otn' petole sould patronizo Mc
Smith--thboro is no humbitg about
BLAPTY REOA 1NED.-The beauty
anmd color oi tho hair' may be safely
regained by usitng ParIker's I.Iar
Balsamt, whtich ib mucht~ admti red for
its per'fumota, clo:niiness and dand rauff
eradicating properties. 4
Weo learn thber'o w as a bir th in the
Penitent iary U. Szaturad.ty, bstid~e5
Onto or twVo outsido arrivals Tfhe
terms of setrvi thde of the y'ounrg conh
Viul, is nsot menti oned, bu t it, is likely
that it will be retired with its mtAh
er, un less soonier re0lease I by EixeCt
ut~ve ciumtneiy.-Palgetto Yeoman.
Ilow' TO SAVE-All hard workers
are subject, to bilious attacks which
tsay end in dianger'ous ilnaess. Pia'
kters Ginager' Tlonic will keeop the
kidneys anid liver uctive, antd by
pr'eventing the attack saive much
sickness, loss of' timo and expetnse.
Delay at suchs timos moanssdantger'.
Detroit Free Pr'es8. 4
If' you want to buy Stoves, Fit6:,t
(Crookery. Woodenware, fine China or any
akt4 of H dess Pttruishinsg Goods at. the very
V,.aJ5.,. aM~
---
CLOTHING!
CLOTHDt17!!
CLOTHING!!!
STILL BOGIING.
0
TIUE RESIDUE OF P. F. FAREER'S
stock must go to clean up for Spring and
Summer Goods. We are in a posit'on to
furnish our customers with the
Cheapest Suit Clothes
that has, or will be sold in this City again.
The residue of this immense stock must be
closed out within the next
4SIXTY DAYS.
BAIRGAINS BARGAIMN
and nothing but. BA RGAINS, so come and
get them. Remember this is a positive sale
aid -)'aikll continue until closed out. Ion't.
frrget the place, Farmer's ->ld stand, Mfaul
din Block, Main Street,
GREENVILLE, A~ C
McMahan & Gwinn.
jan 19, 1882 l'8
GO TO TIl(E
Good IBargains!
T TIA~VE COMlPLE~TEDI MY BRICK
ST'f1: I IOUS l nnd filled. it with a larg
andi select. Stock of -g
General WMerchandise,
Druigs and Chenal eni Is.
All of which I propose to sell Ch:!ap for
Cash, or exchiange for Country Produce.
2,000 yards tinest Brands'I of [Prints.
2,000 yards J emns, fromt Cheapest to Best,
10,000 yardls Shnirtings, Sheet ings and
Chbeck s.
23 Pie-es Ladies Drees Goods, Shawls,
Cloaks, Boulevards and Flannels, all kindh
and prices.
My stock of BOOTS and SIIOES cAn not
be e xcelled in qualt.y or pri'ce.
The largest and best seledted pio'ek ol
READY MADE CLOJLIIING ever brought
to this market.
A large assnorttment~of Ilardware, Pocket
and Table Cutlecry.
My stock ot 0 ROCERTRS arc complete,
at prices that defy comnpetiton-a car load
of Salt at $1 per sack.
Be sure when you come to Easley to call
and see me, for we are Iheadquarters for
CHEAP (AOODS,
The highest price paid for Cotton, iri
Cash.
J. WYLIE QUILLIAN,
EASLEY; S. (.
Oct 2'7, 1881 at
BLUE GRASS SEED.
RED CLOVER StEfD.
Orchard Grass Seed,
flE RDS CR ASS S12ED.
White Clover Seed
LUCERNE NEED.
PAINTS.
P U T TY,& C.
At!
J2aiushekh
Kranteh&
Bach,
Southern
Over 100 Magnificent i
AT
MANUYACTURER'S
lVW ois Your '
IF YOU CAN'i' PAY A
Eamey Installi
ONE PRICE TO ALIz,. ANI) T
CATALOGUES FRIEE. ADDRIMSS
m n reh 16.1 18'82 2 6
HERE WE A.E A
REPORTS FCA ALL SECTIONS OF NOR
ANDI ALABAMA SUSTAIN
WILgOX9 IBI C Oil
Is the Best, anid lMost Relial
in use, and
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'
Which we pit out for tho first timo la
uny Acid Phosphitio on th Ai:-ket.
It h4 not necessary lor us to sav aIN
reporTIR which mav be obtainod fi'orn
whcIno subject., nnd will amily 'repy 1
supply of eaclt, % hieb vnn be Obtainied
next Fll. 1fthete itsno Agent at yo
chant to order it.
Ravauinah, 4
feb 2, 1882
THE UNITED
RINCS
984. Hand!
anid Prices. Address D. L.ANKE
NEW SFORE.\
N~EWV GOODS!
The World Mooe an
so (b- wc.
M. i. S~iHBzC9
JIEllE~WIri AN NOUNkE T1O Till isiR
Ifriends andl ihe publIcJ liat . tIhey have ye
eured the large aiilnd ~ ho auiousO~M~i Nl~1m
known a s the littLE '.\llE CORN Eli, wh,. re
I hey will be pleaised t o serve overyubody wvi i
lit C L'1 ILA$S GOODS a)ti r. asoimbule prices
We have jutI ret urnied fromt matrket wIe "ec
we purchase~id ai full st ock of' seal-onl Ie
Goods, inciuding F'Vernishiing (Goo's. l'&niey
Ilardwar'e, Farming ihiplemnents. Groceries,
and G eneral M.e; clhantdise, an md wve enn safely
assert. thatd. these GJoods and 1'rices will
comipare favoi ably with those of any Ilouse
in the up county.
We mean to sell Goods. r'ome and see
the bargains ini Shoes, Tobacco, &c. L1~;i'i
fail to examine our Goods before mik hug
your putrchaises, for we buy find sell totr
catsh, aind cani giaueratee bargains ini ouru
nuew and fresh Goods. Bie sure to calL
Yours respect fully,
M. J. MRiiT1 & Co.,
.Engley, M.* (.
oct 27, 1881 8 3mu
EMLOA7YMENTL
TO SELL A HOUSEHOL'D AR~TICLE
T IIE poor as' well as8 the rich, the itld as
well as t he young, t he wife as well as
the lit abanrd, lhe tiniden ats Well ais thle boy,
nmay j ust as well ean aife'w d '1burs in hon est
emp jloymtiemt, si t o sit aroiud ic house, tand
wail for ot liers to eartn it ft-.- I hem. We can
give you etmployent. all I hee Uitue. or, dair
ing your spaut- hours only; travyelinig. cmr 1
your own neighbhorhiood, amtontg youru ftri end
ad aicquinitantces. If y'ou do0 not care for
empiijoyaben~t.V'. wet enn imupart vaieuable infour
mtg in to you free of cost . It wvill cost you i
ottly one cenit focr ai Postail carid to writeI for
our Prosp'ctus1, andc it mamy be thle mecants of
maieking you a good many dollaris.
D)o not negl' crt hi pp-errtunit y. You do
not1 ha(ve I t ivest a larige smti of imo(neyi, and '
runi a gireati risk of los in g it. Yo'i wvill reaic -
hy see that it will be lif eaby ntiit' to maike,
from i $10 t o $ i00i a wee'k , aniid e'stabish ai
luictativye an rd itndependlenti beusines s, h onor
rable', ira ight forward andie profet a ble1. At
tendh to t his matlie nowhl, foi thIere. is meuy
in it for oil who enigage wit h us. We will
siuprise $'ou nda yotu wvill wvoutl er whIiy yourn
nevetr wroiteI ttnu be(fore. We' senfd full par,
ticulars fre'e. Adirs
ilh K EY E Mt'P'G CO.,
(Name this paiper'.) .Marion, Ohio.
sept 22, 1881 2 - 11m
Picen --gh ebol
T-- xecs o th--ho wl on
T ilECIC onrcs M (ofI) 1th Sol illtr com
menttlctelon MONDAlI'l Y, u tthis Ferur andii
coiue iten t obu Oiti monhs to biIle 1di
voied rnole wof tiul sion ihtefl
loimag' Drate ttiron: in ;2
Ptrmiinate Uepar i'tment per ' Session $8 25
Higer miutereatm t per Sesion 12 00
HbeighrMteaicse eso 12 4)f
Clnsnics 18 ih h cho1 Voa uuu
f. Mannantan with ihn Sal.nn1 Unal -,ml
kason& Hamlin
B. Sheimingevog
Peloubet Co.,
And Others I
astruments t6 be Sold.
F-ACTOR YPRIY so
T ime to $3uy.
Lb CAS iTt OUR
UrC At Plaus,8 . .
LIAT 'riE VERY LOvEsr.
L. E. NORRYCE
Olt McSMTII \USIC HOUSE,
SGreenville', S. U.
AiN AS USUAL!
TIf AND soUuTI CAROSIN , GEOlCGIA
)UR CLAlAI THAT T1I1R
11i MANulA TED ?uANOI
.le and Cheapest Fertilizer
that the
s Superphosphate,
it Seast n, has4 proved unexculled by
thincrg houtil thoso Fortilizers as the
rAqvent, (lr ou1rselves4 cover. the
lerntali. We will have a mII'ernt
froi our, AgeIs, tv Nbe in) (otton
it. RIIoilrm(I I )o'1.t., get your mrci
IL . OX, 4IEM &1IO(.,
TATES AlL
WAEED STOREN
every man's door. If our
SE EDS are not sold In your
fn, drop us a Postal Card for
orne llustrated Catalogue
~RET H & SONS, PhiladelphIa,~
----
" E U R EJKTA !"
thor hrave' cx;rr'i; nd our L~ \ i ST'O' K CF
1 e'uIied at what wosn.let'ftlly lowy prices we'
aire selling theit:. V e hte~ j'ts: receivedl arzil
aire daily receiving a latrg'e lot of M EN'S; aisd
IOYds ('Li P11llNG. CA.\alli E iRS, .1 .E.\NS',
a-.d ii 1.\ VV GOO ) )DS, 8T \l' LE as FA NC Y
D ilY G - )l)DS, B~tO'TS, S IIflpa, an tI ll.\TS,
(rocerieM, Leit her, &ol .. ivhichi we are sel.
Sig at Ibottoma pri es. We are det Ie rined
to sell our bsirge xstock. Give us a Itrial.
We pay rno renti, no cilerk hiire, and ' our
talxes ae a mere song, so we cnn sell as
oheaup or ch1eaIper than aniy one else. W e
def y comiipeiiin'.
('ot on, (Corn, Fodder, atnd nil Counttry
ProduIce boughgt f'or eatshI or batri.
T1ry s on1ce anid we will nlot as8k you to
come againI. Youi will comec the next imwe
without~n in v ite.
Very respect fully,
ii C. Griffin,
sept 22, 1881 0
1New Advertisements.
HJATCH & FOOTE
N~o. 12 Wall Street, New York,
11ivy:and.. ell StockS, loi~l.5d, GIovernmnit
e(curtieis, and( -11onkle :i'lvonles oni x;t te it
r.Oluired Four Per cen't Interet'x atllowe~d
(sn dlepsitis. s'lslject 1o check aI sight.
Wh' ieb~ wver' totaully D)estrioyed by F.,i rr on
May 28thI anmI September 21 , 1&881,
(Orders arle sol51ici IedE for
R'I'ltlTLY~ PUllE WHit lE L.E Uj AN I)
AND) D')UBL4E HOiLED LIN-.
rir A YEARII ANI) EXlPEN:SES
tan) (1ts. (Ouitfil Fren Ad..
~Auumsta, Maine.
DlVE~RTlSE1lS ! 9. for our Select
1 List of Local N'wnlp ipr eo. .
i(ow ell &. Co., 10 Sprce Sr, N. Y
feb, 23, 188 2 2 1
('ake New i c
y t,,' 'If'' clu * mef i iie' b t i
:,o't, :.'.'j ~ ;i c#'ttii'te.tily ('iI:Itgo ih.c lte.~sl in
(~5&'.'e .4, *~L.':n jal tie tell o;~Zgui. A:s~' SiPP~.E5!1
A ~ ~ ~ "X AO 4*i t* LA 'Wo
Pickeis . AL .
(Offce in &hool ConuMisionere Ofice)
Will praotice in the State aul Federatl
Courts.
Jano, 1882 16
ORO. 0. VttS, Oro. W. TAYLOR
.JAM ih L. OtR, Piokens C. H. 8.6
Greenville, 8, C. .
WELLS. ORR & TAYLOR,
ATTORNEYs" - CoUArSKLOR8ATLA W
PIOKENS 0. fI., S. C.
Prom lt attbnt ion given to businesi nt'rus
ted to 'hem.
inarch 10, 1881 25
M. F. ANSaL, J E Booos.
Greenville.S C. Pickena 8 C
ANSEL & BOGGS.
A'TORNI.YSANDCOUNSELOlS.\T LAW
PICKENS C. U., S. C.
Offico in the Court 1 1ouso. Prompt
attelntion given L all lusiicss 'ui
Lrusted t) them.
dec 9, 1880 12
R. A. CHILD,
A 7TV7ORNEY& CO UNSELOR AT LA'W
P 1 K E N S (. 11. S. C.,
Will Practice in all (he Courts of the State
aind Courts of tll United States, for the Dis,
trict of South Carolina.
62n f 1881 16
Noj e to Crodfilnw.
Sarah A. itlexaider, Admitusiiztrrix, vs.
Susan I. Williams et Ill.
p ut%,SU.\NT to ftn O'er of Hon. T. I.
t. Fraser, Pre.idiig .1idge, Iu tide on he
thh iny (i Nylmber, 1881, :11 Crelitors of
the Esimte of )A VI) A. , ILtxAN I)*.:;1E&
Me'asdil, are-0 ier'ehy rieuired :0 1) prove he
ralk, te and ninout Il' their resptcCive
cla i arint the saii state, oefore nie
within nieiy13' d.ys 1fromI the date of thelfitst
liblicatli-n0 er1 f or. hiA hu .i7f ny bene
lit taider (he proceediigs ill ibis ae: it).
J. - 1. b S. JS,
No~Vil ice t o )Cr i ( ts or l
Atie i'ek of' 6isaI.
.inltl 5 . Wr e, e a l ittig , li. . p.
Looper,.J. A i. O'ele alkDeedas
of Yui vir ' u eif :tlL)eere bIl rlrnoei
fe. Al, iieb, Prs-ln -.ndg of te
ind ~iia'lieni, dad 1:w luho of )ainary
:P- h( i' y nst I.. t ld' es aIish their <t th
naiandsi beftre me.N,t on~i ortt-o -r ie lhih
Ih'lay o l t tl-.e i ext o1;ljIr' be L. forever b6re
ionauv coeing an tnis hil e r eit. ti~
J.\iii . ilitKS .Y
ot eiver yothe eal an.1y ptii i ral e att
feb 1&, ci1 i'3 'l1. - vl o
UTH BE'lShed REMow E Dlono Y,
ralicaore of tiwrTr~noth ai~ Lr 'Iendna
po~e ey, elliti i i dhyi i.1 (litn p iti.
sumpton. spilpsy uoil'i i'eh ie edi by sel
*t.,y la l < itnuo thtrates, t'r un a(thirt
years succss'nlpre ier.Ihn t he lar iig,
enre: lutumethinsd huf tre aiutd oc
iinpeceTaI!in. itvo(eirextt. Itb nieso
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ABID1EVILLE BRANCH.
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mrriGiesville 4
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Greenvillo -
Tecaou. 7.16 ,
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Gaineville 10 1
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